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La violencia como potencia económica
Nicolás Iñigo Carrera
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Publisher
CICSO
Language
Spanish
Pages
61

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Subjects
Economic conditions, History, Indians of South America, Sugar trade, Sugar workers
Places
Argentina, Chaco, Chaco (Argentina)

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1988, CICSO
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Includes bibliographical regerences.

Published in
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Series
Cuadernos de CICSO, Series Estudios ;, no. 61, Serie Estudios (Centro de Investigaciones en Ciencias Sociales) ;, no. 61.

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Library of Congress
HD8039.S86 A75 1988

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Pagination
61 p. ;
Number of pages
61

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL1585157M
LCCN
91111279

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